      1 There was a theoretical risk of an error occurring when running
        atlc with multi-threaded coded on multi-processor systems. As
        such, the option to configure atlc for multiple processors has
        been disabled. This will be re-enabled asap - by Feb 2004

      2 Not every version of make will build atlc. GNU make will do, which
        is of course free. Sun's make will NOT, neighter will that from
        SGI under IRIX. There's not much I can do about this, since the
        problem is with automake. But GNU make **will** build atlc okay.

      3 Data on machines is only gathered properly on a few machines (Solaris,
         Tru64, AIX IRIX and HP-UX). On Linux and  *BSD, it is next to useless.

      4 Sometimes the CVS is not as current as it should be.

      5.The lack of any way of changing brightness of images without a
        cpu-intensive re-run.

      6.There are no manual pages for several programs

      7.HTML versions of the man pages have diagrams that are completely stupid. #
        This is a problem with the program 'man2html' I'm using - I think so anyway.

      8 Sometimes documention in one file is out of date with documention in
        another. The web pages might not agree with those in docs/html-docs.
        or README's contradict each other. Where possible I've tried to
        remember to update the ChangeLog and add a date to a file, but this
        does not always happen I'm afraid.

    Dr. David Kirkby,  December 7th 2003 Re: atlc-4.6.0